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Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-09
PERSONAL MENTION.

DR.. Mussigbrod, OF Warm Springs, is
stopping at the St. Nicholas Hotel.
Angus Mcleod, from the Anaconda mine.
and w. II. Witter, from the Rocker mill.
were yesterday admitted to the Butte San
itarium for treatment
At the Windsor: C. NJ. Racin, Spokane:
T. Jones and wife, Deer Lodge; Chas. Childs,
Ceur d'Alene; c. Morton and wife, Basin
Creek.
At st. Nicholas: Robert B. Smith. Dill
Ion; Mrs. Bussey, Divide: D. 8. More. Deer
Lodge; J. H. Moore and Frank McAvov.
Helena; George Seaman, Okla.
At the Centennial: Ben G. Hurst, Hele-
ma; Frank Stephens, Deer Lodge valley.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-09

How time changes the opinions OF the
average Republican. Twenty years ago
who would rave thought that in the years
1886 and 1887 a Democratic President
would be gently but firmly insisting that
the American citizen OF African descent
should have his share OF the Offices, while q
Republican Senate was turning up its ar.
istOcratic nose at the .'nigger?"
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-09

The days Of Henry Ward Beecher on
earth are numbered. Medical skill, the
kind care and attention OF a loving
wife and children have not stayed the
approach OF death. He will soon be
gathered to his fathers. but he lea YES a
name upon the scroll Of fame as imperish-
able as the Word Of Life, which he has so
freely and faithfully given to adying world.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-09

1t appears from Washington specials that
three members OF the Inter te Commerce
Commission have been agreed upon. They
are Morrison, OF Illinois, Judge Cooley, OF
Michigan, and General Bragg. OF Alabama,
. lawyer, and for two terms president Of
an Alabama railroad. New York and
New England will furnish the two other
members. and the probable selections are
Railroad Commissioner Herman, oil New
York. and General Wilson, OF Boston,
President OF the New York and New Eng.
land Line, who is known to fame as the
capturer Of Jefferson Da Wis.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-09

1t appears by a recent decision of the su.
preme Court Of Montana that sleeping ear
companies are not legally liable to the pa.
tons Of their cars, either al common car.
riers Or inn-keepers. Therefore they are
not affected by the Interstate Commeree
act or by the laws which several OF the
States have enacted for their regulation.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-09

1t was well that the fiery zeal O: the pro.
~tectionists Of the Congress just closed TO
spend the treasury surplus, was somewhat
cooled by the unpIeasant-to thsm-.act
that the Democrats would have the spend.
ing Of the money.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-09

The defeat OF the Registration bill by a
vote Of z TO 5 in the Council is evidence
that some memb<rs Of that body havscare-
fully examined and considered its pro-
visions.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-09

The news that Henry Ward Bsecber is
lying dangerously i'll at hi. home will be re-
eeiyed with pain by the many warm
admirers OF that distinguished divine
throughout the country.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-09

The Parnell Band called at the residence
Of Messrs. Driscoll and Murphy this morn.
ing between the hours of 2 and 8 O'Clock
and rendered some very fine instruments
music. Messrs. Driscoll and Murphy are
members of the Emmett Guards OF this
city.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-09

The Council amended Representative
Toole's High License bill by reducing saloon
license from $500 to 800. That settles
that bill.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-09

Further advices from the eastern portion
OF the Territory indicate that the loss of
stock will not reach the figure anticipated
during the early days OF winter. This is
pleasant news to note.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-09

A young Crow Indian. son of Big Ok, was
accidentally shot at Junction a few DAYS
ago. It tool about $500 worth of horse
flesh to dry up the tears of the mourners.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-09

Ex-Governor Hoadly, Of Ohio. in a speech
which he recently made in Cincinnati, came
out ~fat-feoted in favor Of President Cleve-
land for q second term.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-09

1t was demonstrated duringtbe last days
OF Congress that it was easier to get a bill
through both houses Of that body than
through the White House.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-09

The Gambling Bill. AZ it viii become a
law, appears upon another page Of this
mornings MINER. 1t places all gambling
up utain.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-09

What has the Legislative body lone any
how? What needed laws has it passed ?
Will some friend to that body point out
Onep
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-09

Reports from the Upper Madison Coun-
try state that stock losses there will not
exceed 3 per cent.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-09

Mine owners should note the passage oil
the bill concerning the use of safety cages
and iron bonnets in mining shafts.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-09

The legislative Assembly will adjourn
next Thursday at midnight.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-09

Livingston 10 having q real estate
'boom" since the creation of Park county.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-09

Governor Leslie is now kept busily EN-
ployed in signing bills.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-09

moose in that neighborhood during the
| winter.
The Jefferson County Sentinel hears
from Jefferson Island that the two and
three-year-old horses on the Whitehall
seem to fare worse thar others, and mares
that have colts following are as q rule verv
thin and weak. Some bands OF stock are
| reported as ''snowed in" in the little parks
and other places where they had taken
refuge IRON the billiards..
The Jay Gould Mining Company records
an output OF SIT, 900 for the month of
February. Their little giant ten stamp
mill ran only twenty-five days during the
month. but in that time crushed sufficient
ore to give the above handsome yield. with.
out counting he Stag in the assay Office
and the residue in the batteries. The "Yay
Goold" is booming Helena Daily Herald.
DR.. Herbert Holloway, Territorial Veter-
marian, who returned to Helena on
Wednesday from an inspecting tour on the
lower Yellowstone, stated there were no
cases OF P|euro-pneumonia among the cat
tie near Riverside. as reported. Although
some cattle which were being fed had died
the cause OF death was easily traceable
ard had no connection whatever with anv
contagious disease.
U ICpOIOCO CudC SOIuc OF Lno leading
mines OF Summit have been bonded to par
ties who intend working them to their
greatest capacity this summer. Some of
the mines have been prolific producers OF
bullion in past years, until the ores became
so refractory that the methods then in
vogue were incompetent to treat them.
Should the results Of these workings prove
satisfactory we may look for the erection
OF extensive works at Summit before next
winters snow fies.-Vireinia City Madi-
sonian.
Two Miles City officers went to the Cbey-
enne Agency a few days ago and arrested a
young buck charged with having broken
the postofice at Ashland last fall.
Ashland is about ninety miles south Of
Miles City. The officers found the culprit
and started bach to Miles with him. When
about five miles from the agency a band oil
CheyeBnes rode up and, With drawn suns,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-14
IN NEW DESIGNS
Probate Court Sale Of Real Estate

No 80. r. DIN CO. Probate Court II Shelby
Couniy. Tenn. Igw League hdminisimi'', NJ.
u. q Carlisle. -
~ virtue Of a de,l iotalc entered herein on
The ~ day II NuycflH. lNH lu Minute lbuL %.
Page -. will scll fhr highest bidder No ifuut
II The courthouse dOIr Uu Main street Memphis,
Tennessee, on
saturday. Notrmbcr 80, 1887,
within LEGAL hour, t,s following described real
estate, tO.WiG
A certain parcel q lgrl lyng and bolng 10 fhcl.
by county Tenn a. .Irl u follows
iiCing IN the ii.h surveyors district knnHo y
Section % IN The Oh civil district lying on The
watcn 81 The i.oosa li1IIlIr bounded ON ihe wet
by James ROdvors on Joe south ~ LOUIS lOWeou
on the east by d. CorHpnf one hundred acre tfnct
and the west line ltfHF chains more or lcs7, con
thinlng ~ nrfcs mar ~ W.. nud being ihr same
lands decided b. J. N lpf.I0 on The tiih ~ June
lNdby John W.Fuu,r HlmInisiriuf 81 lhe csu,le %
J. n. Markham de-. BOD fs shgWn by dccd fctuf1
Cd IN The llcfatofa Uf ul shelby county lchnts
sec, IN Book ~ pnrH So. A., -
equal payments. in HE nud twelve months pnr
ohhaoft0 CKcoutc IuI.#I hearing n0ios, Win hp
proved security. ior HU..HFII pnl inous, aud hen
retained Ia scctrr ih |Iurui 81 same
hid pI QulGLEY, clerk.
~ Tnos - CHrNutH lopuy ilcrk,
Robert y. ionEur Solicitor i'f N0Nplalnhht
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Stockholders Meeting.
oryicr Wrurrus & CnAnfrstoS n H. {

Orvicr MrYfrus & CnAnfrsroN n H. Col
40. 10 MAtL ~, n. ~ oct ~ iKs7. I
rI,HE ANNuAL 40, kloLDl rs hEEilE0O OF
thls company, advertised for the purposes Of
eiccting directors and The disposition ~ such other
business NJ might be- brought before A. IL hereby
wlthdmNn, aud no such meeting Will occur. owing
~ the pendonoy ~ litignii0u at Huntsville. Ala
which pfceludes the holding oi such election.
L. ~. sCuMAN, Sccrvtsry
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MISS. & TENN. R. R. co.
Annual MeetIng Of Stockholders.

The annual meeting n me Stockholders Of tho
Mississippi 4 Tauurscf Railroad Company will bo
held az Che ufico u the company, In Momphls
Tenn. on Wednesday. The "a ui November. 1871,
NJ which time directors will bo elected for the en-.
suing yCaL ...
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NO MORE CoNGLoMERATE.
Pure Water in Reach Of Everyone.

Keep your c.tcrns clean and purify Che water.
Dirt lcaycs sirtw. bug. spldrr and mice might ~
we'll 20 into The refuse pile us Into your tsiDfn but
those will accumulate on your rpui aud 90 thence Ia
yuur cIsiorn You can prevent their ia 'HgH hlihrr
ly thu usC II patent hltCf manufactured in ibis
civ by Geo. D. luhsoh, lr. lle viii place thls
alter 10 on trial and remove II " u dycs not keep
your cIsofn free from nll impunuc.
Telephone No ~. or call at 20 Mississippi Ave.
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sniuTdny, N1rmhcr 30, 49,
he.ig,eo's Sale.

on MONDAY. NDy.gUlR a. iM7 ll front q
40 ~ seoond ,irrt Memphis. VIII cell at public
sale ior cash oil 10, H.,'y ,o9 w wv , We
lNellcl Restaurant oh. lI9n ~ N,l.n w t ~
y. A. ZNciiel, J. W. bVNbDi Absighee'
November ., 1851.
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AdmlnIstrntor,s Notice.

On1co ~ Public Administrator II shelby County
Memphis. TUnn.. November 3, ISL
The undrrlruod having been appointed and
qualified o. administrator ~ The estate ~ X N.
johnson deceased notice " hereby given ~ Hll per-
SONS Indebted tn slid estate ~ come forward aud
settle Rud tD thosc ~ whom ald estate u indebted
30 no. their claims with me- duly prnhnted, within
thp dino prfcrbtd by law, or thr same vii be for
ever hauid IOuN iOAGtE
frIt Public Administrator
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-14

I,ofoREp Farm LABOR FURNISHED 10 DO
- plantation work We mr. Doc cuuu Uuud'uCo
with several hundrsd colufol Families who live in
south Carolina. and arr unable ~ Jay hyif tmns
purintl0n anywhere. Ihyy arr anxious 10 go o.
Arkansas. and nrc willing 10 biud themselves in h
coutmG Ia work one year, and " they mr. well
treated at The end ~ sid year viii renew their old
contract They prefer 10 work on thhns aud have
when the crop l. on gathered provision hill and
transportation b. deducted ifum their proportion
ui crop 1hpsc colonel people nru old time dnfklc,
and know nothing but farming. and o. they have
made nothing lpr year and cln not mako any ming
for themselves, they nrr anxious tp make move.
Al planters Wishing urm lHbur aud nrr willing "a
advance transportation Ia them, viii DO wei 10
write ~ either 1T She undersigned agents, Who can
furnish thc iamillus aud will quote low mites per
CHARLES n WALKER,
JOE ~ LATtMEH
FRED ID. hush,
General Agents. Atlanta. Ga.
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TO LET or FOR SALE,

NEW CoTTAGE-NEAE DUMMY LIME. MOLE.
y more avenue. Apply 90 d Scales, 20 Mad,
iSon street. -.---
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FURNITURE.
Mrs. Florence Finley Moore

WIN open n dancing tlnfs OF the Gayoso hotel Mon.
day. Soy. 49, NJ o'dlock. frr ladies and gentlemen
aud every Monday and Thursday this class will
meet Terms 81 uo p.'r month. payable In advance
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

N0urc Il hereby given that I VIII. on wednesday,
Nov IT, isf 90 iU O'Clock am at Che stOfuh0uao ~
Mrtauhy a lirl No. - SECOND stfurt 100 Mem.
phis. fru M public auction "a highest bidder Tor
Cish thO l0luWl nF personal property ! watch nnd
chain. rife. huorh loading shot gun trunk. 3
ynllscf, OlyuDat ] cloth o,ofcoaL ! lot 81 -
hulla TlIra studs and other pCuOual Effects Ol
ThomHs b. Wilder. deceased.
Tuns Uash JOHN T WILLIS,
AdmLnI.lmlnf Of Thomh. D Nllher. Decra.eh
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RESTAURANTS AND sALooNs.

IIOT LUNCH. OYSTERS SERVED ~ EVERY
i style Imported vino. liqupn and cirau, ~
sEEGEg- ~ Mnin street
JIoT COFFEE AND LuNlu sc All HOURS
j i Bet liquor aud dmr', Hi tambuDriuA Main
MEALS At All HOuks WINES. LIQUORS
vi aud timr nt licgucy.F luplar street.
rINNUiI OAithkN. iF MAN tIKLlE OrlN
L dag and night ii1arlug nud lg,lrng OYSTER
LC CURRY. Proprietor
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MARKErS.
TIn W. HoFFMAS-MEATs CiuCKENs,
Aoist ~ AMI Gano n rcond %, ,hgl,ch.
TREAAiERY BurrFh % IN rRGs. ruRE ~.
y pie CIDER By NJ o. gall at Wancrf go ltunt
L'KEsn y. v COUNT ANn NORFOLK CAS-
u Oyrfru. IHily receipts Oi Come, lith aud
ffuib ~ AUGUST tcll &to.s ~ lknleH ~
L'lsIl. CANE POULTRY AND ICG- re y
j. dailf ~ Duncnn a coz Mholcalc DoFtunL
L'OK oYsrElgs. Iisif. OANE AND tkyu, TIL
u epbOur n Moore Cor Nnice md l''rrand'
/ A. siGNAlGO 4 60, galsrruNp sTrlEE
- wholesale and retail dealer. ln o. ..rt ~
and Game. Prepared ~ hil aud thip llI ufl,N Tor
above goods On shqrt notilr
1 a. siGNAiGO a 90, rREsn rUNrANO AID
81. Celoy alNays ON hand.
IOHN PERRY, x. G. MAT. UYtIlr FISH
~ aud came Telephone W ~ lh'"1 a.
NJ Y. COUNTS. NORFOLK Can UI-flE- AT
N. Ames & sites ~ Jcncr.ou A.
! GifKs q AMEs. MEATS fi-H OYSTERS AND
/ > Game. ~ jcicron street Telephone 40
u
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rON- eTRAYED FROM THE GILL PLACE
- two milcs east. one dark rel milCh COW, white
BID In he len, WiIl nay lIbcmi reward.
GEORCEB PETERS
DOG-HLACK AND WHITE SETTER DOG; TAN
j. under Cnu and over eyes. Answer hy name
~ Roscoe. ilbCtal reward for III. return "a COS
Main street ID E J. o.. Nlll1fOEp
DUG DOG-Ft'it GRowN. WITH COLLAR
i and key attached. Return "a iO3 Madison
Hrfrt and bc rewarded. } s. Robinson.
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LOAN nIIIcI..

NJ EMPms loan OFFitT = H DOrfnLLf.
vi Asnarcr, y Bsale and ~ Mou-uc Low rates
on lane amuunt
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srTi,ILAUNpRIEs.
sToyFs AND TrNwAHT.
LABOR AGENCY.

l,TovES SOLD ON IN-TALLNFNTs. At r. u
> Schwar,nborg 4 Co.'S ~ Main str.t
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NATlfAN BACH, 10 MONROE AND goi sLcoE,pp
~ 81 Diamonds, Watches, JewClG, Old Gold
and Silver bought and sold.
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HOUSES 10 LIT.
LAND TO LET,

| AND-G0 ACRES AND Is ACRES GOOD LAND
i near The city. Apply at ~ Madison street
/ AND-FOR THE YEAR lSSs. A TRACT OF
II land - miles from Memphis on Big creek
near the Il o. r. r., OF ~ acres; 10 acres cleared
and In high state Of cultivation with all dcsr
bic and necessary Improvements Rent low To a
good tenant Apply TO d. RICHMOND, Agent,
~ Madison street
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WANTED.

A NCRSE-APPll TO MRS BATESoN, CORNER
~ Poplar boulevard and Wadmn avenue
Good wages, but must come well recommended,
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PERSONAL.

A NJ. HARE ACCOUNTANT, $40 SECOND ST
"a. provides bookkoepers, clerks, drummers,
kienOcrnn hcrs - L. =
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C.S EEwARD-LEMON AND WHITE sETTEl
- bitch derk cyos and nusc. answers 30 name %
Pearl Return IN jerry COckpll
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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>. wIrHaRELI. E. G sIocLnLLAN.
NO \ GEN1,o
and >
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
LANDS BOUGHT Ard SOLD ON COMMISSION
Z. c. MCMILLAN.


State Lands selected; and payments contracts
selections. with great and promptness
VIII applications, aud proofs for mineral
Papers made cut for Homestead empon,
Culture, Entries under other Acts of Congress.
Will parties selecting
tend to them in the Land Office until patented
Will contested suspended the L.
Office
Senior member Attorney Law
late of the Z. Office, many
experience in handling State and u Lands.
junior years experience
and Mineral Deputy
thoroughly informed to M lands of value and has selected
tho
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Nevada.
City New
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s1Ifzcien o show it's merit, will hs scrt to
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Ss.,rNSsMs% s.,

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raj fH fSereEfss ~ eSss<zzs, 90 speed
shRGaASsTsksh sss,a ESe.REa&Ese&s GE Esf
KS Az q z EEt3. Price, Sc 6e PES
bottle or Eve bottles in case, xiIh full direc-
lions, and advice, &s& Sent secure from o.
servgtioD 10 any address upon the receipt o.
price, or q. 0. d. 1c be lad only of
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UHoLEsALE DsTARvHsET-1 have re.
opened at the above named place With
full stock of the Standard Brands Of
Wines, Whistles, Brardies, tc., to be
had in the San Francisco Market; also
imported Ales and Porters: San Fran
CISCO Stock Ale and Porter; Milwaukee,
Boca and Carson Beers; California Clar
ct and White Wines; fact, complies
stock in detail il the line OF business,
which will sell in quantities to suit.
THE RETAIL DEPARTMENT ex1els any IN
Nevada; nothing but the very choicest
placed before patrons.
LUNCHES A NPECGALTY.
All kinds of Sandwiches at all hours.
Call and see me. Al orders promptly
attended to. auge
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yFrIss EESE GvoERs @F TEgEs
Company are supplied with water
from Never Failing springs, which flow
rom the Sierra Nevada. by analysis
thiswater is shoSn TO be perfectly free
from all impurities. The mains of this
company having been laid IN all the
Principal streets OF the city, the water
Is rendered available to all within the
STABLES. etc supriiad On fayors lie
terms
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SAN FRAN CISCO. CAL.

Consultation gsrictly confidential, by clGel
or at Office, FREE For the convenience OF
patients, and in order to insure perfect secrecy
| have adopted n private address, under which
all packages are forwarded
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-12-22

Elegant Carpets Leather Rockers in all styles end
Twenty Dollars handsomely
light selling cakes Photographs
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rea INFANTS And CHILDREN.

"Castoria is 70 well apted to children 1
That l recommend It as superior TO any pre-
scriptiop known to me
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Nelson stu6meyer ana the Following
property: Lot on : w corner of rhSB,l.-
Son ana 4th sts., s. feet front on " side
of hom pson ST., Snd l90 feeI on ; lins Of
10 per cent. delinquency. 1 ~
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